You're setting the bar pretty high with this one. I doubt anyone would be willing to put in THAT much effort to make a boss fight fun and frantic enough to live up to this song, but I would be interested to see somebody try.
You're setting the bar pretty high with this one. I doubt anyone would be willing to put in THAT much effort to make a boss fight fun and frantic enough to live up to this song, but I would be interested to see somebody try.
These type of comments really mean much to me. Glad you noticed the improvement. I also felt it while I was producing it.
+ At the same time it's a huge compliment, so thanks for that too.
Hope I won't dissapoint in times to come.
Thanks for all the support! :)
Oh man! This sounds like it belongs in the Chrono Trigger soundtrack. I can't really think of a proper word for it. Ethereal? Haunting? Immersive? It's a (very) rare treat for me to absolutely love a slow song, but there's definitely something to this that I find enchanting.
Thank you very much, Bertn.
Oh, and is there a meaning behind the phrase you included in your comments, or is it merely what one hears while your music is playing?
Chrono Trigger is one of my favorite games. I still have it for SNES :D
I'm happy you enjoyed it despite its slowness. Thanks as always for writing such a kind and thoughtful review. Oh, and the phrase "wadu, es wadu lo" is just what the computerized voice is singing. It may have a meaning, but I'll let it be mystery ;)
Thanks again.
It really creates a strong image in one's mind as to where they are and why they should be someplace else, doesn't it?
Great work as always, Filip.
Indeed, glad you feel it too!
That's what I was going for. :)
Thanks as always Phro!
Makes me thirsty just listening to this.
There's nothing here that stands out and tells me that this is specifically your music... outside of having your name next to it, of course, but that sort of characteristic will naturally occur as you continue to make new content. It's obvious a lot of work went into creating this song, and, despite it's length, you did a great job keeping it fresh throughout. I enjoyed this quite a bit, so thank you, Red.
Thank you, I'll keep your suggestions in mind. :)
Please create more of this, Plok. Create an entire, magical soundtrack for a soon-to-be game that will suddenly materialize in the minds and hearts of any and all developers who would listen to that glorious soundtrack of yours. Soon after, there would be a series of lovable video games all created as a result of soundtracks from you that would be masterfully composed long before the games are even conceived solely because people were inspired to create them to go with your music. That is your destiny, Bertn. That and a feature length film of Yonder Ho!.
It's going to happen.
I seriously might try to do that, make a soundtrack for a game that doesn't yet exist. And yeah, a Yonder Ho movie is the dream. Also, your reviews always make me smile ^.^
This is probably the only good thing to come out of that game (totally just my opinion, of course), and you two nailed it beautifully.
Haven't played The Room yet, so can't say anything 'bout that, but I've seen a lot of complaints in general, yeah.
Gonna play it soon, (I hope so).
Anyways soundtrack rocks, we agree on that.
Thanks a lot for kind words, Phro, glad you like it. :)
An impressive remix that you've clearly put in a lot of effort to help it stand apart from the source material. That's made even more apparent by how little emphasis is placed upon the lyrics, especially since it's those creepy voices that really make the original stand out. You took something unsettling and made it playful.
Thank you, Mekk.
Thanks :D I'm glad you liked my remix
Charming. Quirky. Fun. I like to give credit to a song on the NG radio that can manage to catch my attention while I'm focused on a drawing. Great job, Theepi.
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